Joshua Kramer and Gwendolyn Gudaiti have been writing and recording together for years, and on their debut three song EP as Memory Engine, all of… Read More »Memory Engine Have Finally Arrived, and It Was Worth Every Second
Sports Medicine open “I Don’t Care” with a western tinged distorted rhythm guitar and a bright surf rock lead melody dancing on top of it,… Read More »Sports Medicine Remind Us What Rock Is Supposed to Feel Like
Australian producer ZUSO has crafted something effortlessly seductive with “Close To Heaven,” a blend of soul, R&B, and indie pop that feels smooth on the… Read More »Heaven Adjacent: ZUSO and Beckah Amani Make the Perfect Late Night Track
Alex Radus wrote “Where Liberty Lives” in the wake of the murders of Renee Good and Alex Pretti, and the song carries that grief with… Read More »Alex Radus Turns Grief Into a Rallying Cry on “Where Liberty Lives”
“Daddy Was a Punk” is exactly the kind of song that makes you laugh, sing along, and feel something genuine all at the same time,… Read More »Like Father, Like Son: Punk Apestrong’s “Daddy Was a Punk” is a Campfire Classic
Obicham taps into something universally uncomfortable on “Inner Bully,” that relentless voice in your head that tells you you are not strong enough, not cool… Read More »Shut Up and Prove It: Obicham Turns Self Doubt Into Fuel on “Inner Bully”